St. Albert gazette (1964-10-31)

ST. ALBERT GATETTE ===>

FOUNDED JUNE 17, 1961 - ST. ALBERT’S 100 ANNIVERSARY ————=>— | cz.-77, 1964 Vos $e

St, Albert's New (ouncit,

= Seated left to night: ouncillar lick Fowler, acre William Veness, (ounciltors jon deBruijn
Standing from Left to right, the three nenly elected (ourcittons, John Bakker, Dick MoGee

Pom THREE
m7 Beas TOWN STAFF MEMBERS RESIGN

ion committee be appointed to report to
Council after their recess from tonights
Meeting. This motion was carried with
Councillors deBuijn and Fowler against.
Councillors McGee and Stevart were ap-
Pointed to the nomination committer

Souncid Meetings ouncil decided to
Rave three meetings per month, on the

2nd, 3rd and 4th Monday of each month,
Commencing at 7 p.m.

Sty: sociation It was mov-
ed by Councillor Fowler that at the mom-|
ent no change in the agreement between
town and the Civic Employees Associatior
ean be realized. Town employees will |
have to wait till February 1965 when the|
agreement will again come under discus- |
sion.

Agents: Lennox ¢amous
Furnaces & Appliances
Have Your Furnace (heched

Now !

Don't wait titl Winter |

Filters and other
accessonies installed,

PHONE 599-7519 - 599-6571
Support Local Industry

Service .
Gromwel) Investments Ltd. In 1959, Crom-| gecreation Board Proposal A letter fron
well Investments Ltd. paid a large sum | ‘the Recreation Board suggested that

to the town for land south of St. Thomas) council use the money which was for the
St. The company received the title but | tot ict equipment in the 1964 budget,
the town never received any taxes. The | to puild a fence around the Grandin Part
land was also not registered by the com-| social rink. Many councillors disagree¢
Pany. Councillor DeBruijn moved that | yith this because they were afraid that
Sromwell Investments Ltd. should be told! this social rink would be used only for
to pay their taxes and be encouraged to | hockey. This recommendation was denied
register this land. by council.

Shamber of Commerce A letter frou the | Resignations from Staff Council receiv-
Chamber of Comerce asking fora grant | 5 three letters of resignation from

of 10¢ per capita per year was reat | members of the town staff: Mr. Sch8n,
Tals grant is common in communities in | arertanan, will leave on Oct. 31. Mr.
Alberta. This request will be put into | toch, town engineer, will leave the end
the hands of the financial committee wae} of November, and Mr. Gee, Senior Admin-
will tring recomendations to Council. | istrator, will leave at the middle of
Bonding of Ger Dealers This will be | xoventer. No reasons were given for
tabled until the licensing by-lev 18 Pre) th 656 resignations. Councillor Fowler

sented to Council.
: . moved that these resignations be accept-
Festal Service. A letter from the Hon. | o4, and his motion was carried, with

Pace the Pootaiater Grneeat netantine” | ounciliors deBruija and Stevart opposee
door to door delivery in St, Altert, © | 2* connection with these resignations,
created a lively discussion. The Post- | founcitlor Bakker moved that, council
master General suggested in his letter, | have & special meeting next Monday.
that a survey be made in the spring of Town Elections Mayor Veness proposed t
1965 to see if St. Albert is eligible | take measures ae soon as possible to
for independent door to door delivery. | Teview the need of more polling station:
Some felt this should start immediately | eee ext SORA cis ee BaePare:
but others vere afraid that St. Albert | Villiams, Returning Officer, read the
following meno:

would lose its postal identity. Coun- ee Ractieatly
= : | i_Blection 1964
Giller Stewart moved that Marcel Laabert] 1, viey of a statetn which appeared in

be contacted regarding the possibility | the ist is-ue cf the St, Albers Geeette
of door to door delivery out of Bimontor! 12°. -4ing my having deciared to the
Press that ouncil had refused ay re-

now, but with the guarantee that es soor
quest for additional Deputy Returning

as the town is eligible, we have our
Officers, I would like to clarigy both

own independent delivery. |
Advertining Intustrial Developaent The | 2, oun position ani that of Court) in
this 2ohnection.

town will spend $450. for advertising

and promoting industrial development in | Mr, Netelenbos did indeed ask me if

4 special industrial development promot-| sore Deputy Returning Officers could be
ing magazine. appointed on Election Day and I advised
Recreation Grant Council decided defin-| him that this was not possible as such
itely to use the $22,000. Recreation | appointeenta must be made by Council.
Grant to build club rooms which will fit! at no time did I state that I had al
in the proposed swimming pool buildin ready requested Council's approval of
The architects will be asked to draw up | additional appointments and had been
the plans as soon 29 possible. refused.

T am quite sure that had this request
been placed before the Council, the
Same would have been granted without
hesitation.

Respectfully submitted

B. J. Willinns,

Returning Officer.
To this, Mr. Netelenbos replied that a
misunderstanding had taken place, and
he regretted this very much.
Gost of Serviced LotaCouncillor MoGee
‘asked why the price pér frontage foot
of serviced lots increased approximat
ly $12, in comparison with last year's
charges. He felt that these lots would
not be so easy to sel] with these high
charges. Mayor Veness agreed, as the
C.M.H.C. felt that the price should be
at least $3. leas. Councillor deBruijn
diongreed that this was the main reason
for low sales of lots. He thought that
other influences, publications for in-
stance, had given St. Albert poor adver
tising.
At the end of the meeting, council ap-
pointed the following conmittees:
Pinance an‘ Public Works, chairman -
deBuijn ani MeGee, Stewart, meeting 3rd
Wednesday of each month; Technical ad~
visory, cheirsan Fowler, Bakker and
Kehling, meeting lst Tuesday of each
sonth; Welfare, chairman Kehling and
seBruijn, Fowler, meeting lst Monday of
each month; Personnel, chairman Stewart
ani MeGee; Executive, chairman Mayor
Veness, deBruijn and Fowler; Recreation]
Board, chairman Kehling, Bakker; Centen
nial, deBruijn; Civic Defence, Kehling;
Senior Citizens Home, Legal, McGee;
Eamonton Regional planning Commission,
chairman Bakker, Mayor Veness, lst Wed.
of each month; Court of Revision, chair
man Stewart, Fowler, McGee, deBruijn
and Bakker.

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STATEMENT OF MAYOR VENESS

Mayor Veness
isaued a statement to the press during
this meeting regarding hie eligibility
for Council. This statement reade as
follows:

"Prior to 1957 I was registered owner of|
ay service station property in St. Al-
bert. Prior to 1962 I was one of the
registered owners of commercial property|
on Piron Street. Since 1943 I have
been the owner of a house now worth
about $13,000. exclusive of land and 1o-|
ented on the North half of ay late fath-|
er's property, This half of the proper-
ty waa willed to me by my father, who
died in 1953, subject to a life estate
to my mother who is still living. I was
therefore, on three Town Assesoment Ro!)
In 1957 I transferred the service atat-
ion property to the Company, Veness Ser-
vice Station Ltd., and in 1962 I diapos-|
ed of my half interest in the Piron St.
| property because the Town wished to rent,
the property to the R.C.M.P. The lease

continued on next page|

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ASQUERADE

HALLOWE'EN
DANCE
ST. ALBERT COMMUNITY HALL

SATURDAY OCT. 31
9 pm. -12 pm.

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Dove Terrault’s Orchestra

of this property was negotiated and sign
ed for the Town by the then Secretary
Manager. I disposed of my interest
prior to this leasing by the Town so
that I would not be a party to a contract|¥
with the Town and thus be ineligible as
Chairman of the 2oard of Administrators
of the New Town of St. Albert.

In 1961 the Assessment Roll on uy resi- |
dence was amended by the Secretary-Mans-
ger, at my request, to show me as the
person liable for taxes on my house
‘This change has subsequently bee:
firmed by a Provi Government Assess
or in 1961, 1962, and 1963 when ay prop~

CHILDREN’S
THEATRE

SHOWING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7

erty was re-assessed because of further
additions.

PM
SIR ALEXANDER MecKENZIE SCHOOL

n land, whose

Wild Westerners

name is on t Roll, to be
eligible for Land is defined |
as “land

purchaser is defined as a
Sponsored
the St. Albert Home and School Association

You're in good nents (gga) ~» ALLSTATE

GOOD DRIVERS SAVE MONEY
ON AUTO INSURANCE ...

Phone : Gerry Torpy 599-6289

ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY

ST.ALBERT
BRIDGE CLUB

MASQUERADE
SUPPLIES

@ PARTY TRICK and
NOVELTIES

| $
Ls=st |
We specialize in novelties that ore different

FUNLAND ARCADE

CHIROPRACTIC TREATS

nervous tension
effectively

PH. 599-8183 Off. or 599-6534 Res.

Dear Sir,
Tt seems a great pity and also somewhat
of a defeatist attitude to take but I
have to admit it - St. Albert seems to
be gradually "going to the dogs".

Each month sees the arrival of new fami-
lies and their pets. Some, I must admit
(and I speak only of those in my own
area), but very fex, do try to keep
their dogs in. Others seem to have that
"couldn't care less" attitude about the
whole thing, and let "Fido" wander where
ever its fancy takes it - usually on
someone else's lawn or flower beds. Lote
of hard work, time, and money go into
making one's property look anything like
decent - especially in a new development
and I an cure most people would far rath
er pay the Town of St. Albert for their
water supply each month, rather than en-
listing the help of the dogs to water
‘their lawns for then.

T have heard it eaid "Why should I both-
er to keep my dog in? Such and such a
body lets hers out all the tine?” why
indeed!

Then, we come to the matter of the S.P.
C.A. who act as our "pound". They get
a monthly salery - @ very reasonable one
‘too - to patrol the are: Are they got
ng to try extra hard to fill up their
truck when they get paid anyway? Also,
they don't have to live with the roamers
all day. I am certain that if the job
were given over to a couple of house
wives or house-owmers, the truck wouldnt
be large enough to hold the dogs. Now,
I am not putting the blame on the Pound.
After all, if someone sees the truck
through the window and phones so-and-so
who, in turn, will phone somebody else
to the effect that the pound is coming
end to get their dog in quick, then what
good can the Pound do? I am pretty cer-
tain too that if we had some kind of
cengus on their owners, most of these
dog-roamers will be the ones who do not
have a license, Another bit of proof
that remulations don't worry them.

I am sure that some reader will automet-
feally be saying "Oh, oh, another crank
writing about the dog situation again.
Why does she bother? It's all been said
before and no good cane of it". They
are right. But at least it makes me
feel a little better for putting it inte
words. I know that my letter will serve
no useful purpose, other than allowing
me to let off steam. I am not sure just
whet else it could do.

One last thought - about the swimming
pool we are all so excited about. How
guch is it going to cost the taxpayers
to hire a full-time attendant to keep
out the dogs!!

Please don't print my name.
that I sm a coward.

It's not
It's just that I

don't relish the thought of any irate

dog-roaner owner setting "Fido" on me!
Yours sincerely,

Dog Owner (Licensed and Fenced In)

—

Dear Sir,
I would like to take this opportunity to
express ay complete disgust with the av-
rage parent in this community. It is
ay opinion from past experience that
parents do not care what their children
do for recreation, or who coaches them.
What must an organization do in this
town to recruit help which in turn is
only trying to help their children.
T personally am connected with the hock~
ey program, and out of approximately 200)
boys we have 15 men concerned enough to
get out of their big fat chairs to make
better citizens of YOUR chidren.
These are my own personal opinions.

B. Welsh.
(Bditors Note: Interest of parents in
the recreational activities of their
children is in many cases disappointing.
We suggest to Mr. delsh that he contact
the parents personally, not by phone,
and explain to them the difficulties of
the organization. le believe that in
many cases he will be surprised with the|
results. Personal contact with parents
4s a gust to guarantee a good operation,
although we realize that it will take a
lot of time and patience to do so.)

Dear Sir,

It would appear to me that Mayor Veness
is being rather facetious when he says,
“the only proper course of action for
me at this tine is to continue in office
and let a court of law rule upon ay elig|
ibility”.

There is nothing else he can do at this
time but to remain in office until a
court of law decides upon his eligibil-
ity, and this is exactly why we, as cit-
izens of St. Albert, have obtained legal
council and fully intend to proceed with

our action to have a decision made.

EVERY WEDNESDAY

tBINGO}

St. Albert Community Hall

» 8 p.m.
y JACKPOT NOW .

As for the mayor's statement, “if it is
in the public interest to bring this
matter to court", I can only say that
when the time comes that the citizens of
our town, or any town for that matter,
cease to take any “public interest” in
the qualifications of their town offic-
{als then it is in a sad state indeed.
In the past two years we have had nothire|
but dissention and adverse publicity in
the ranks of Town Hall, an¢ now the
latest failure of the administration is
that of the Town's senior administrator
and the town engineer resigning their
Positions, and thismly two weeks after
‘an el-ction when one would expect a
gathering of forces to work in a closer
harmony.
I would most certainly think that in the
"public interest” of the town that the
time is long overdue for more direct
leadership in the position of mayor.

R. E, Gilley.

MOTOR COURTS &
RESORTS ASSOCIATION

At the 16th Anmial Convention of the
Motor Courts and Resorts Association of
Alberta held at Jasper recently, Mr.
Roland Bonneville of St. Albert was
elected as one of the Directora. Hr.
Bonneville is the owner of the Northgate
Motel on the St. Albert Trail.

Fun I! Prizes !! Refreshments I!

CLUB MOCOMBO - St. Albert Trail

Phone 434-2897 for information

Jump on your Broomstick
and fly out to:

The London Society
HALLOWE'EN

FANCY DRESS PARTY
Saturday, Oct. 31st. - 8p.m.

EVERYBODY OVER 21 WELCOME

+ phone 599-0000).

‘ads can be deposited at 45 Sunsed
[Btvd. on at Bruno's Solo Store (oppos-
ite Bank of Montreat) untit T

noon. No will be taken by phon

3 bedroom house. 3 Sonoxa Drive. Phone
599-8239
Potatoes fon sale. 100 tbo. $2.00

Phone 599-7543

Fully automatic Md lary electric stove
ie nae $700. oe boner deluxe
portable ty » used only 25 hours,
with deluxe carrying case. $75. Phone
599-8394

St. Albert Gasette

only pre-paid
epted. This
necessary
oats often being
the ads then
etimes we have to send 4 or
bills for one ie regret that
our good customers may be inconvenii
but we hope that they will realize

r Want Ads will be a

Phone 0

PKA AP API AP AIL AID A:

Upatains office suite fon rent.
leasonable!

Heat and water supplied.
bes St., St, Albert, Alberta.
Imperial Lumber (0
Fatiyomain io

AIL LAI LLL,

Five good reconditioned used tricycles,
evening hours. Assorted size2.

Matune Lady lakes bab,
noons on evenings. Phone 599-6565

IMPORTANT |

“hunter want ads” Wt

Starting imediately,
Bun

deposited at 45 Sunset
Solo Store

Slvmiaen
“= Door Clinic

box 1 St. Atbert

ant sindows, awning

sa

Phone 599-6225 on

Phone 599-63 Wanted to do ixoning home. Phone

ies baad cAL NEM Sp ale el CO | OI TENY 2 aes ERNIE’S PAINTING
male. Phone 599-685 Wilt babysit in my home fulltime Monday Quality with econam in mind. vhone
Two Lovely black pupa, need good homes, | to Friday. Sin Geo. Simpson School

Phone 599-2947 district, Phone 599-76;

House for sate. $800. doun includes

, atove and wall to wall broadloon

Phone Doug, — ms ara 9 and 5 pm

8 ae in my home,
hone Vicinity Jeorge Séimpoor
School

Double bed, " fridge.
Phone after sae pam Soetrd

7 nabbit and hutch toa
feller vestip rir fame

home.

St. Albert Sports Assn. |
quires a stenographer with shorthand to
necond executive meetings monthly.

Box 1931, St. Albert.

Wanted a babysitter during the week
except lec Location Sturgeon

Heights. Phone 599-8311

mt, W anon sulte, Phone 5
fare suite fon rent, Private bathroom
and entrance. $65. pex mnth. Phone
599-7178 evenings.

Fox nent, } bedroom home, fairly new,
fenced bach, basement, , clase

choot, $92. Phone 599-7682

Babysitter to Live in, in exchange fox
noom and board and extra. Phone 599-

8056

| as Neo Linings on

Ronee of fur coats. Phone 599-

* PLUMBING
pRee
ese)? HEATING

tJ * GASFITTIN
and REPAIR WORK
24 HOUR Repair SERVICE

Phone - 599-6828 - Anytime

Box 141 - 7 Belmont Drive

sist benetasansst

CLs NOTES
The Rather Lacombe Chapter 1.0.0.8.
held their October meeting at the home

ST.ALBERT

PH: 599-6257

OUR BREAD 21¢
FOR FREEZER 18 ¢ <>
surren
BAKERY he Siveand

FOR MILK DELIVERY
Piron St. DOWNTOWN Phone GA 2-8103

GATEWAY ELECTRIC

ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING

House & Commercial

St.Albert-Ph. 599- 6224

Wiring

| of Mra. W. Tinge, 8 Grandora Cres. Re-
| gent, Mro. W. Kirkpatrick recently atter
| dea the Provincial I.0.D.B. Semi-Annual
| meeting in Red Deer, and reported to the
| Chapter on the 2 day meet.

| Mro. Kirkpatrick, chapter convenor for
the recently held Municipal Bazaar, re~
ported the successful sal This was
the local chapter's first participation
in this annua) event,

The members voted in favor of donating

, BILL TEMES

wean of ofl AGENT
FUELS FOR FARM
INDIVIDUAL AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE
Office Hrs. 8 am.o 6 p.m.
Sat. 8am. to 12 noon
Immediate Delivery Ph: 599- 7590

funds to purchase two Christmas hampers
for St. Albert families. This would be
done through the local welfare officer.
The Chapter's next meeting will be held
November 23 at the home of Mrs. R. Gil-
ley, 25 Grandora Cres.
St. Albert Mixed Chorale began Oct. 21,
‘and held @ second practice at the home
of Dave Gervais on Oct. 26. All persons!
interested in popular and semi-classic
singing are cordially invited to the
next practice Monda: 2 at the
Youville Home Auditorium at 8 p.z.

Bo Re Mi

St. Albert Garage
Repairs ty all makes of cars
PH. 599-6112
open- 8 am.- 10 pm. exc. Sunday

AL & L Gaulin, Prope.

Have your fliers inserted in the

Bt. Albert Gazette

for more information

Phone 599 - 7144

YMCA

ST. ALBERT Y.M.C.A.

So that those children that wish to par-
ticipate in Hallowe'en the customary way|
there will be no instructional swimming

CHERCHEZ
LA
FEMME

by Merle Vacirca f

Phone: 599-718
The Party Line

A couple of weeks ago I wrote on the
need for visitors for the Youville Hone.
It's very pleasing that « number of peop
le have responded generously to the ap~
peal. Most pleasing is the response
from teen age girls from various youth
organizations. I hope they continue the
good work and assure them the residents
appreciate their thoughtfulnes more than
can be expressed.

‘This Sunday the Youville Auxiliary will
hold their annual and only funt raising
event “Tea and Sale of Goods". On this
project depends the continuence of

very worthwhile and much needed work of | bert Y
| the auxiliary. The sonth1
the residents, their annual picnic,

bingo for | until

on Saturday October 31. Inatead there
will be a "Pamily Swim Nite” for St. l-|
-C.A. members, from 5:30 p.
P-m. Admission will be children|
15@, adults 25¢. Children unable to

Christmas party, free hairdressing ser- | swim must ve accompanied by at least one|
vices and varied recreational equipment | adult. There will be no school bus

is all made possible with the funds rea-| schedule.

lized this Sunday afternoon.
Christmas shopping lists can be pared | will carry on as usual Saturday at Sir

| dainttes.

eryone and
| a relaxing

Sunday afternoon.

| ouue sores eerey 3
‘The Burning Bush Circle will meet at the| &ir18 12 to 16 years old, will take
home of Mrs. M. St. Hilaire, 1

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Oot. 3

Nov. 1

Nov. 6

Nov. 19

Marquerade Dance, Communit

Hail.

every budget.

Sable
Cres. ladies are reminded to bring
bazaar items and ticket returns.

Gym classes for boys and girls 6 ~ 11

| down nicely and there are items for ev- | George Simpson and Sir Alexander Macken-
After shopping| zie. (We are unal
chat over delicious tea and | High gym this year) 9 a.m. for boys,
See you at the Youville Home | and 10:30 «

to use St. Albert

- for girls. There is
still room for more boys and girls. Reg
istration to gym clasaes for boys and

place at Paul Kane 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov.
1

It i intended to hold Father and Son
Rifle Classes at the Went End Y.M.C.A.
Classes to be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

one night a week. Boya to be between

Youville Auxiliary Tea and Sale| ‘P° 4e*9 of 11 to 14, and they gust be

of Goods, Youville Home. 2:30 | 220!

to 5 p.m.

United Church Women's
Bazaar and Bake Sali

p.m. Admission 50¢

Burning Bush Circle, Westaount
Presbyterian Church, 13820 ~

109A Ave,

1 = 10 pee.

anied by their father. Target
rifles are available, fee 25¢ per person

and 2¢ per shot if club rifle ie used.
Interested persona to contact W. J.
Franc 599-8001,

It would be appreciated if anyone inter-
ested in helping to instruct in any of
the activities mentioned above, would
[contact Tom Ferguson 599-7061.

Page

St. Albert Gasette

J wish to thank those electors who gave me thein support in the past

sincerely

Chris Gate

VOTERS RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
PROTEST
ST. ALBERT POLLING FACILITIES

raed 0 voters

Lecti:
voters a cl
ength of
the Asso:
tect the
heir voting franchise, is
send a delegation

ir first meeting.
e Associa’ was formed
ific purpose of protesting the inade-
quate polling ties in the October
14 St. Albert election. The Associatior
has no political affiliations and the

for the spe

facili

zembership includes supporters of toth | ral, in they
zayorality candidates. Se
A group of angry citizens from the Gran-| ASSOCIATIO!

n Park area circulated petitions pro-
testing the lack of

used delays
e voting of some pers
because of business comm tue:
pressing situations, were unabl

to cast their votes,

some
after returning two or three times.
The petitions yielded signatures of 420

followed.
The Asso:
phoned the D
office and
Municipal Af
answer.

The St. A

voters who voted but were extrenel:
angry because of the long waiting period
and 294 signatures of voters who waited
in line ups but did not vote.
The signatures of protest were obtained
in the Grandin Park area o}
evident there were many ore voters vho
experienced the same conditions in the
ea.
orate

ved the sam

Sturgeon Heighte a:

+ repr
The Grandin Park electorate o!
represents 46.9% of the tota
electorate of 4,148

The St. Albert Voters Rights Associatior

Mr. Raymond

James Wiltshire, Secre!

Mr, ailliam Glover.

The Association resolved ud] matsniie laksa
do all possible to insure of SY Avery, AL
St. Albert that a satisfactory arrange-

mont be obtained, to provide adequate

Sa

| Canada Post Office «
sued on Noveaber

announcement

HIP - HIP
HURRAH!!!

night and small appa
the door with the demand

The money
ildren, provides
, trains teachers

outh groupe

PI

| 599-6202 599-6347 599-7590

VENESS SERVICE STATION LTD

sing~:
or 75
Por i
or 59

Hal 3
ate f

The ladies of the St, Albert Presbyter- [poring
ian (hurch's Burning Bush (incke pre-

ee het held Novenber ‘ake

new o:

t 7:30 p

NNW

We service your car
while you sleep !
CK UP AND DELIVERY

Phone

Choir practice 7:30 in the}
ple M will meet at 8:15 for
Masquerade Social. Come in|
bring your favou "ghoul"
be dan: refreshaents,
songs and prizes. 5O¢ per peraon
@ per couple. All adults we
nformati 599-626
9~7362,

+1 AS per usual. Communion
served at a quiet service fo
Morning Service. Dr. Schwarz
conduct the service assisted by Mr.
ambell, the congregation's candid~
‘or the ministry. Mr. G. Crowdis
organ, and will be formal
sented to the congregation aa the
rganist. Evening Service will be

Nov § CGIT 7:30 in the Church.

k
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. J. C. Cooper, National Director of
Extension for the Presbyterian Church in
Canada, visited the St, Albert area Sun-
day afternoon and was pleased with the
signs of growth of the congregation.

The General Board of Missions has approv|
ed a property purchase grant of $2,000.
to assist the St. Albert congregation.
The first Adult Bible Study was held at |
the manse on Sunday evening. The thene
for this year is "The Mighty Acts of
Goa".

Theminister attended the meetings of the
Synod of Alberta in Red Deer this week.

Meetings - Board of Managers and
‘Thursday at 8. Presbyteen,

st and 3rd

Sunday evenings. Adult Study, 2nd and

4th Sunday evenings.
At the recent commu:
more members names vere added to the
roll.

Sunday's sermon vas @ second in the ser-|

on service, three

ies on the Ten Commandments "No Graven

mage”.

\UNITED CHUR CH

Coming
Wed. Oct. 26, UCW, Braeside Unit wi
meet at 6:15 at the Akins residence,
Sturgeon Rd.

‘Adult

urged
| 1965
Thurs

| There
Gift
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Bible Study (group 2) 8:30 in the

U.C.W. ANNUAL BAZAAR
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AWARDS NIGHT — STR ALEX. MACKEXZTS |
Last Wednesdey night was Awards Nicht at
Sir Alexander Mackenzie School. The in-
voeation was given by Rev. J. Joly. The!
platform guest: were introduced by Dr.
A. Proudfoot, superintendent, and greet-
ings were given by Mr. R. Usher, chair
man, board of trustees. The Glee Club
under the direction of Mrs. Trigg, seng
3 songs during the evening.

‘The trophies end awards were presented
as follows:
Bervey Trophy (
girl in grade 6)
Home & School Award for General Profic-
iency - Sylvia Holland, Miles Kisinge-.
Academic Awards (80% average end over)
Grade 1 - Kathy Larkins, Roddy Hunter,
Kim Nielson, Leurie Dalman.

Grade 2 - Randy Kozak, Lynn Tomash, John)
Taylor, Joanne Harvey, Christina Lensink|
Colleen Andrus, Lynne Bracewell, Paul |
Darch, Laura Lee Knill, Berry Lovatt,
Guy Hill, Wilfred Petherbridze, Laurie
Tendrup, Dawna Yule, Harry Warensveld.
Grade 3 ~ Randy Reinboldt, Leslie Domes
Laurey Clerk, Debbie Rutledce, Courtland
Carbol, Penny Blackie, Virginia Browne,

round boy or
land.

il Kelly, Sidney Nelson, Terry|
Douglas Knowles, Janice Neil,
Gerlind Stuckrann, Debbie Tilby, Donna
Martin, Wendy ‘/ilson, Geraldine Peterson|
Grade 4 - Janice Underschultz, Gordon
il, Jean Shultz, Kathleen “hitson,

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Neleon Letts, Corinne MeGee, Barbara Free pick-up & delivery
Hodgson.
Grade 5 ~ Susan Filuk, Devid Almond,

Cora Nuis, Lynn Dronyk.
Grade 6 = Sylvia Hollan:
Holly Nickerson.
Perfect Attendance Awards Grade 2 -
Ronald Marsden; Grade 3 ~ Scott Wydenan,
Ashley Gray, Gary Larson, Grade 5 -
Laurie Austin, Sharon Goff, Grade 6 -
John fustin.

House League Avards (for academic, ath-
letic and all worthwhile activities.
Awarded on the basis of points eerned.)
Individual Student Award ~ Dale Reinbolt|

lee Kisinger|

ARMAND
DONAIS
PRESIDENT

| House Shield - Art Rutledze.
|The guest speaker, Mr. R. Dressler, was

| introduced by Mr. H. Mockford, vice-prin|

| cipal.
| Votes of thanks were given by Sylvia
| Holland and Miles Kisinger.

“

the recent trouble, but it

te? We think that the hundreds of

At a recent meeting of the 25 man manag
ement committre which has been set up
to guide the local curling club for the
coming season, Armand Donais was electe,
Presidetn, backed up by a strong exec-
utive of Norm Murray, Vice President;
Richard Bird, Secretary; Del Larsen,
Treasurer; with Bob Hudson, Kurt Schin-
icinger and Barbara Arnold as advisory
executive members. The entire manage-
ment committee has been split up into
sub-committees, where everyone is en-
thusiastically formulating plans to
keep the curlers and the curling rink
buzzing with activity this coming winter
Among the various projects slated, is a
weekly 16's Cash Bonapiel alternating
one week for men and one week for mixed
curlers, as well as the Annual Club
Spiel during the week of December 15.
Many other social evenings are also on
the agenda as well as plans for fund
raising drives of one type or another,
with the immediate aim of helping the
rink back on its feet.

On Saturday, October 24th, curling at
the rink officially got underway when
the mixed league, with an overflow men-
bership of 96 members, started right in
where they left off last spring, on ice,
which thanks to the ice maker, Mr. We.
Bird, gives every indication of again
being the keenest and finest in the
district. This Monday saw the Men's
Square Draw with 144 members off to a

flying start, with the ladies - over
90 atrong taking to the ice on Tuesday.
Tt would appear that this will be a
banner year for St. Albert curlers, with
the enthusiasism being generated, reaul-
ting in a revitalized bealthy club

which will be a community asset for man
years to come.

(2Aitor's Note: Although only a begin-
ner, we must agree that the ice on
Which we played last Priday was tops.
It was a real pleasure for all the curl
ers to play their favourite winter

sport.

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